IMPORTANT NOTICE
This document MUST be forwarded to your architect or building
contractor to ensure that the site is prepared correctly as any
mistakes could be extremely costly.
Pre-Installation Document
CT190 Range
General Site Requirements.
The wall decoration and floor covering must be complete and finished.
Positioning the unit.
The site wall area of the unit must be FLAT, PLUMB and clear of any obstacles up to
height of 2215 mm. Ensure there are no underfloor heating pipes , etc, in the spine area
as this unit has to be bolted to the floor.
Fig 1
If the unit is to be installed into an alcove or corner the side wall/walls will also have to
be clear for a height of 1900mm.
The stretcher table must clear any side walls, fixtures, handrails or appliances by 40mm
(shown by X) at the sides and by 300mm minimum (600mm recommended) at the front.
All fitting dimensions are calculated from the centreline of the Spine.
The centreline position is calculated by taking the Stretcher size e.g. CT180 (the 180
being the Stretcher length in centimeters) dividing this by 2 = 90 centimeters and then
adding the required minimum clearance of 40mm, giving a centre position of 94cm. or
940mm (minimum). This distance would be the minimum required
distance either side of the centreline to a wall or any toilets, sinks, handrails,
shower units or radiators, etc.
Fig 1
X
890mm
700mm
STRETCHER
920mm Including
Optional Guard
SPINE
X
Guard
300mm minimum
600mm recommended
Page Fig 2
Fig 3
260mm
G
S
OG
90mm
1900 mm maximum
height to top of Stretcher
when folded up
2215 mm maximum height
Fig 4
Fig 2
Shows that the Stretcher (S) moves up and
down (blue line) and that it also folds up
(red line) to the spine for storage. It can fold
for storage at any height position.
The guard (G) swings from underneath the
Stretcher (S) into the vertical position (green
line) and locks into the position shown.
There is an optional Guard (OG) that slides
in and out (black line) and folds into the position shown.
Fig 3 & 4
Shows the Stretcher in the folded position.
Page Fixing Requirements
The CT190 is fixed to the wall but also rests and is fixed to the floor.
Fig 5
The wall to which the Spine is fitted should be load bearing, strong enough to carry a
100kg load on each of the wall fixings (A), flat, plumb and free from obstruction from
floor level to 2215mm above the floor and a minimum of 80mm wider than the specified
Stretcher size. The Spine is bolted to the floor at positions (B) by 2 off M8 x 75mm bolts.
therefore this area should be free of any pipework.
Fig 5
A
380mm
A
A
225mm
Centres
895mm
A
600mm
560mm Centres
B
Page B
Fig 6 & 7
If the CT190 needs to be fitted to a stud wall, the wall will need special reinforcement;
either noggins as shown in (Fig 6) or
25mm (1 inch) marine or exterior plywood, secured every 200mm (Fig 7).
Fig 6
600mm
Noggins
2 off 4” x 2” wooden
beams placed back to
back, cross screwed (not
nailed) into place at each
location
1225mm
1150mm
Optional
low
voltage
cable exit
location on
centreline
1275mm
Upper Fixings of machine
2215mm
Maximum
895mm
Lower Fixings
990mm Maximum
230mm Minimum
630mm
specified bed length
Fig 7
The plywood support must be in contact with, and supported by the floor.
Stretcher Length Minimum
NOTE
A CT190 Range CANNOT be fitted to
metal frame or similar type stud wall
unless it has been fully reinforced
with timber struts that are secured
at the top and bottom and noggins or
25mm plywood fitted as per our
specification.
2200mm Minimum
25mm
Marine Ply
Page Fused Spur Position
FIG 8
The CT190 requires a protected mains supply.
The transformer CANNOT be installed inside a wet room (e.g. shower or
bathroom)
A fused spur with a flex outlet can be positioned in several positions depending on site
options available.
(A) is a normal position inside a NON-WET room, the low-volt cable is enclosed in surface
mounted trunking routed to the bottom of the Spine. It should be no more than 2300mm
from the floor and between 350mm and 1000mm to the left or right of the spine
centreline.
(B) are the optional positions when the unit is fitted into a wet room. The fused spur is
positioned in an adjacent room or into a ceiling void or loft area.
(C) if possible it is ideal to conceal the low volt cable behind or inside the wall (ca). The
spur can then be fitted in a suitable place (A,B or C). A 3 metre length of low volt cable
can be supplied for this purpose. The end with the socket attached is the Spine end, the
plain end is left near the fused spur for connection to the transformer.
Fig 8
B
C
C
A
ca
1150mm cable
exit to floor
B
Page Optional Extras
Watertray
The stretcher can be fitted with a watertray (A). It has a P-trap and flexible waste hose
attached to the right/left back corner of the of underside of the tray that can be fixed to
a waste/drain outlet (B) or positioned to allow the water to run into a gulley (C).
We recommend that the fixed waste/drain is positioned to the right of the stretcher and
within 150mm of the floor. Check order specification for handing of waste.
B
B
A
C
C
Technical Information
Electrics
A.C. Input 220-240V∼ , 50/60Hz, 1.25kW.
Safe Working Load
Test Load
190 kgs
Length 1600mm to 1900mm
Stretcher Height Range
270mm Lowest - Approx
D.C. Output 24v 8 Amps
235 kgs
Width 920 mm with guard
1030mm Highest - Approx
Cover/Spine Height Range
1500mm - Lowest 2260mm - Maximum
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